wired.com - 6/25/2009
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Massive supercomputers that devour electricity to keep them humming are not exactly the poster children for green technology. But IBM hopes to change that with its plans to build a supercomputer that will use water to keep the system cool and even recycle some of the waste heat to help heat ...
www-01.ibm.com - 6/19/2009
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Business productivity software helps users create, edit and
share documents, spreadsheets and presentations. IBM Lotus® Symphony™ is...
business productivity software that is intuitive and easy-to-use and available at no cost to you. Lotus Symphony ...
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IBM Business Productivity Software - Lotus Symphony
reuters.com - 6/22/2009
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tennis fans at Wimbledon will
be able to keep up with the action using...
a smartphone application developed by IBM, which it said could transform the way spectators access information at sporting events. The application, which runs on ...
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IBM launches Wimbledon smartphone application
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feeds.gawker.com - 6/22/2009
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Android is quickly becoming the go-to mobile OS
for augmented reality apps: just days after Layar gave...
us a realtor's tour of Amsterdam , IBM has released a similar and more comprehensive app for attendees of the Wimbledon tennis tournament. The ...
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Gizmodo - IBM Seer Augmented Reality App Ensures No ...
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Water-cooled Aquasar supercomputer does math, heats dorm rooms
Engadget —
... Not that we haven't seen this trick pulled before, but there's still something magical about the forthcoming Aquasar. Said supercomputer, which will feature two IBM BladeCenter servers in each rack, should be completed by 2010 and reach a top speed of ten ...
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